Computing

LG's just-announced DualUp monitor is higher than it is wide, but is that something people want?

Our screens can take a toll on our eyes; here's how to give them a break.

With this kit, NZXT tries to make PC building less intimidating. Does it succeed?

True to its name, Windows 11's "God Mode" is like a cheat code that grants you more control over your PC.

With the right tools, you can get unsupported Android apps up and running on Windows 11.

An entertainment widget, a convenient pop-up store, and improved Xbox integration are welcomed changes.

Windows 11's support for Android apps will be rolled out eventually—but there's no need to wait.

The newest version of Microsoft's operating system is finally ready for you to try.

You can dress Windows 10 like Windows 11 using a few free apps and settings.

Google recently fixed multiple Chrome security vulnerabilities. Make sure your browser is updated.

People hype up cores and multithreading, but there's a lot more to CPU appraisal.

Microsoft lets users install the new OS in a roundabout way, but there are risks.

Turning on dark mode is easy in Windows 11, but there are several other options for customizing your PC's theme.

Google is testing the ability to save and reload group tabs in Chrome; here's how to get an early look at the feature.

Is it an interesting security hack, or a PSA to keep your computer safe? (It's both.)

Microsoft wants you to browse with Edge, but you can say no.

Both operating systems let you encrypt important folders and drives—here's how.

The useful app-switching shortcut is currently broken.

You may think you're getting a great deal, but you could be buying a dud.